How to Teach Your Kids About Financial Planning
Do you remember your first lesson as a kid on how to take care of money? Getting that first crip $20 bill to start your own savings account or even fi...
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Protecting Yourself in Retirement
“Retirement: It's nice to get out of the rat race, but you have to learn to get along with less cheese,” said comedian Gene Perrett. Your life slows d...
How to Make Charitable Giving Part of Your Financial Plan
The holidays are well on their way. People will be lining up to see Santa, the stores are selling out of turkey, and the economy is preparing for a we...
Leaving a Blazed Trail: Estate Planning for You and Your Family
Wills, trusts and estate planning are complicated, involving legal issues, relationships and straight-up human personalities. There are entire careers...
Understanding Wills and Trusts
Leona Helmsley, a famous hotel owner known not-so-charitably as the “Queen of Mean” had a memorable will. Up until right before her death, she had wan...
What Does Social Security Mean for Your Financial Plan?
Germany was the first nation in the world to adopt a social insurance program for the elderly in the late 19th century. The program was brought about ...
How to Approach Benefits Enrollment at Your Workplace
Benefits enrollment is coming up at workplaces across the country. If you’re like me, your life isn’t exactly what it was last year. Many of us have h...
8 Blunders to Avoid in Retirement
You’re about to approach one of the biggest milestones in your lifetime: retirement. For many retirees, this is a momentous event that gives you much ...
How Much is Enough? Understanding Your Emergency Fund Needs
Medical emergencies. Car accidents and repairs. Lay-offs. A busted water heater. We have no idea what will come our way, we just know that something e...
Buy or Lease? Financial Planning for Everyday Life
Should I buy, lease or rent? It’s a question that comes up quite often. Will we really be able to re-sell that car in 10 years? What if the housing ma...